Ancient Roman

comparative more Ancient Roman · superlative most Ancient Roman

1. Alternative letter-case form of ancient Roman.

plural Ancient Romans

1. Alternative letter-case form of ancient Roman.

comparative more ancient Roman · superlative most ancient Roman · alternative Ancient Roman

1. Of or relating to Ancient Rome.

plural ancient Romans · alternative Ancient Roman

1. A native or inhabitant of Ancient Rome.

   To the ancient Romans, these part-myth, part-legend stories proved that they were the most noble and virtuous people in the world.

   2016, Pliny O’Brian, Myths of the Ancient Romans (World Mythologies), New York, N.Y.: Cavendish Square Publishing, LLC, →ISBN, pages 24–25

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   As regards the pronunciation of the vowels in general, we must observe here, how accurate, and even particular, the ancient Romans were in pronouncing a syllable which had a vowel long by nature besides its length by position.

   1845, Carl Dressner, A Treatise on the Genuine Pronunciation of the Ancient Romans, Dublin: William Curry, Jun., and Co., […], page 20

   When the city’s wells were no longer sufficient to meet the needs of the ancient Romans, aqueducts were built to bring water form surrounding hills.

   2005, Michael Burgan, Empire of Ancient Rome (Great Empires of the Past), New York, N.Y.: Facts On File, Inc., →ISBN, page 87